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u. k. u. s. u weaponry in the hands of the israelis equivalent, as i said, proportionately to 5 and a half 1000000 people, men, women, and children, mostly women and children killed in britain, though 27000000 in the usa. what do you think of that? british british medical journal, the lines that as well, again, i think you, there is, this is born always downright blind. and you mentioned this is like is, was positioning in the world is not the best because of the labels. and with the lies it gets us which, you know, we are not very yeah, capable of dyslexia because they're busy going great. i would love that. all the study was peer review. why would they make what a blood label? you're not comparing the lunch to, to the nazis. i they are, i would say that the, i have told us of the wrong we there proxies like the police blah and there, you know, one in there, she, i, e, l, i swear, there is the she, i, the nation's in the rock or in syria or the image medical journal, they, well they, they, are the

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u. k. u. s. u um does who premises i want to get to the genocide in the war and devin in, in a minute. i mean, unbelievably, to some you have been targeted thrown out of labor by a style man and his regime and questioned by police just what happened before we get into the geo political context of what happened to you on a micro level as well. so slowly i was expelled from the labor of bulky, a petition labor party. um i, they, uh, i had been a member for since 1986. i think. um, and uh about 18 months ago. um the uh shop and the uh the patch and they said you are accused of anti semitism. and now the evidence you could forward was various articles i have written. one of them was 4 years old and they were not recent. and they were off to cruise, which indeed i had written and about israel, that's what i always write about. that is what i speak about is around not jewish israel. so i wrote back the few additions. so i wrote back and i said i did this new anti semitism. yeah, i shoot the accusation. this is about as well. and i've always been concerned about is there is, there is a state,

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u. k. u. s. a u weaponry in the hands of the israelis equivalent, as i said, proportionately to 5 and a half 1000000 people, men, women, and children, mostly women and children killed in britain or 27000000 in the usa. what do you think of that? british british medical journal, the lines that as well, again, i think you, there is, this is born always downright blind. and you mentioned this is like is, was positioning in the world is not the best because of the labels. and with the lies it gets us which, you know, we are not very capable of dyslexia because we're busy doing great. i would love that all the study was peer review. why would they make what a delightful you're not comparing the nonsense to the nazis. i they are, i would say that the, i have told us of the wrong, we, the proxies like this, these blah, and do you know, in the, or she, i e, l i is whether it's the she, i, the missions in the rock or in syria or the image medical journal, they, well they, they, are they downright terrorist and you know, unfortunately, you know, well or the ever i say why you say, but we're out of time about them. thank you. thank you very much. that's it for the show. i'll continue condolences to those very by u. k u s e u, i'm genocide, will be back with a brand new episode on sat there until then. keep in touch my role as social media, if it's not sensitive and your country and channel, so we can only go on tv on rumbled dot com to watch new and old episodes going undergrad. she said the the, the water is a part of the blog post that isn't the deepest you of us and that in the word part is it something deeper, more complex might be present. let's stop without collision. is that still part of the hello and welcome to cross stuck on peter lavelle you. we discussed some real things there was talk and maybe only talk you brain is interested in a negotiated into the counseling. what does drugs have to do with this? also, what a harris administration take a different position on the goss a genocide. to discuss these issues and more, i'm joined by my guess, steven guides in belgrade. he is a research associates at build rates, institute of european studies, and in lisbon. we have alexander guerrer

u. k. u. s. u weapon reporting into ukraine for this war. and is it possible a tool to say, well, months peaceful to negotiations or any kind of settlement the worst? think, 1st of all, it's important to highlight well actually is going on in regards to ukraine, because we should say, i mean stallman has promised 3000000000 pounds a year to ukraine. he said, for as long as it takes, am i thinking the budget? they've budgeted 3000000000 pounds each. you create up to twenty's the see. on top of that? i think the well darn close to ukraine, brisson has underwritten them. right? so if you can comp paid them back, bruce soon as liable all of this money, billions and billions, who voted for this verse $6.00 about whilst at the same time, stop on the labor and the name of politics attacking punches in the winter fuel allowance. they've refused to scrap the 2 child benefit cap, the committing to spending billions and billions for this teen claim, just to defend spending in general to things like tried. and this is a government rule and who voted for that. and he knows about that. really trudy, how far was not in the consciousness of people in britain, people know, but suffering has taken place in the crate. i'm preaching to spend all of this kind of stuff, but that completely, i think, unaware the reality of, of what is taking place. because it's called it up to propaganda during various other things. so it's important to, to highlight this and i would say to, to broaden it out and link it to the general militarism that the government actually promotes. but isn't honest about all around the worlds. and that's why, you know, what i'm interested in is, you know, we're going to run a campaign called books, not phones. we are opposed to this ministers and this government of war. yes. through nato, against fresh. why, why is this happening? i think we've got to make people aware of it and be on a spit. it is true that the culture of criticism against the government has become very, very intense. i suppose. i mean, if you take the polish started amazement, even in a distorted way. how stormy responded to the far right riots, right. ringback is a fascist dogs committing violence against people in this on a mass scale. so we'll start always doing a se, if you criticize akiko against this government, we will lock you up. we will have you arrested. and i think the reason that storm has been so quick to do that is because i think to some degree he is aware that there is a d r i n g a that exists in person. if you talk to anyone about their opinion about the government, it's not going to be positive. and in fact, i'd say the government assisting on a on a pallet, okay. that is waiting to expose and it could go in many, many different directions. there's a deep, i'm good that is because of usable star, t inequality watching live in standards can talk or see if the highest order from the british government. and the i'm the, is what they're trying to contain. they'll contain it in any different political said that they time what they've done to the far they also do to the left. i'm sure of it whether you're speaking out against the war and ukraine and palestine or anything else. of course, those in these riley bankrolled, the cabinets of the british government would say, well, they did get a mandate, and they weren't explicit that they wanted to support lensky before the election. i know they got few of votes and jeremy colby knew actually last. when he was the leader of the labor policy. i mean, give us a sense of that support for ukraine because we saw flags everywhere across the country. really your vision song contest for ukraine, celebrating it despite you know, at the same time on social media, people can see the far right banners. it'd be as a fatality of the new crane. i people tired of it or is the media deliberately not covering it? hundreds of thousands of ukrainians have now being killed. i would say that, i think in the recent period and the recent general election, i don't think you crane was a major feature. i think the major political issues of the general election, palestine with garza inequality and a starchy inmate. it is true, of course, ordinary people nice people of course assume that that's a and don't want to see the suffering that ukrainians are experiencing. of course, that is the case and i'm sure most people that you would speak to would would say that i would agree with that. however, i think people also are starting to see the what you read in the news and well, the bbc reports what the god, all of these different institutions is not necessarily the truth. i can't remember, he said the truth is the 1st casualty of war. and you've got to take everything you need with with a grain of salt. and so it hasn't been, i would say in the short time, the most dominant feature. but i think as the money continues to slo, while still stairs he continues to float, tougher and tougher questions will have to be off to stomach. but who, what else? these questions, i'm not sure in terms of the british government as a whole, because the tories had a very clear support and sending money as much as possible and say that opposition is more likely to come from outside of the british parliament in terms of the 16 m p soliciting policies. perhaps in the us elections. i mean, i'm not asking for, you know, international gays like the spanish civil war to do save the doing yet people's republican niece and ukraine or to volunteer to help the children of gaza. but why a cultural figures in britain so silent? what are the novelist's right as composes musicians, pop musicians, artists, what, what, what is up with them? i mean, you know, certainly on ukraine, there has been some on guys, though. they're not protect physically and the music industry on ukraine, all i've seen is a british musical figure is an autistic figure supporting the nature of war and russia through great. a good example is your was, is i know, you know, and we know on this, right? yeah, i think that's an interesting question. um, i mean, i think thought perhaps because what is happening in palestine comes across a so extreme to so many people. it feels as though the british government and the british media has really had to go into overdrive to try and justify it and try and explain it, which can push people in the opposite direction. and by comparison in, in, in ukraine it's been less intense. but i think we should, we should also wait and see. i mean, as the said, you could also talk about the complete destination at the offs in person, in general. anyway, right. the best ok is all that is truthful on all the tells the truth and but in order to create a unique resources and actually the resources, the box is getting tougher and tougher to come across for any musician play, right? novelist or something or other, but it's a piece of, of web the next all well is i called i called about we unfortunately below or was this that she worked for him. i 6 towards the end as, as we, as we know, i mean, in the absence of any mass working process. moving to then, what about how the global south and the brakes and emerging economies can somehow help reinvigorate political space in the old, colonial imperial power written, given you paints such a di, picture of a country ribbon by and security and incompetence ended in quality. the 1st thing this points an important question because when we looked at as far as that taking place in different parts of the world or think about, okay, what can i do here in person? what can we do about what's, what's going on? and i'd say 1st and foremost, the most important thing if you live in an imperious country, is to do as much to come to fight your writing and period is that is your main target. my main, you know, political goal is to do what i can to stop the british imperialism and british in bozeman, whether it's in oppression, overseas or oppression at home with the knowledge that if rather than a capitalist state running road all over the world and at home you had, in fact, a luck estate that was actually finding in the interest of the work is more people actually want in need. not only would that start to solve the problems at home, but also gleefully, right. if you had a state that genuinely wanted to fight in the interest of the palestinians or someone else or any of the oppressed kind of entry wherever it is or press peoples, that is what you have to fight for. yeah, but in the absence of that kind of breaks health to those people in britain trying to trying to change britain much is a c. i a cuts out strive to help us imperialism in developing world countries. my main message and tool is the people, the working costs of every single individual country should have confidence in itself as a cloth of lane. and it's most important allies all the work because of other countries. those other people with the most capabilities actually to try and help and other people or another, or, or another country. that is my message. we're trying to appeal to the best in nature of all the talk to these countries as the way to solve the problems of the world. i think the only way forward will be through the mass movement of luck as themselves. i think clause independence is extremely important. and in this, in the struggle, i mean, you take the palestinians, for example. and the situation in palestine has remained the same as remain desperate for a long time, despite different governments and different regimes paying lip service to the cause of the palestinians for a long time. it will require the material intervention of the masses of the wall, cuz i would say of neighboring countries themselves. that is where i see the solution. not in appealing to the governments or stand on weapons and weapons sales. just finally then we, you mentioned tara wilkinson. i mentioned to the journalist who was detained and is being persecuted right now. was gonna happen to you in the u. k. she's, she's of goes in, in britain as you become more successful. and there's those people that unites under this cause that you have any incompetence just on the pile of that nature, regardless of it, that'd be capital. this message would you expect is going to happen to you as you do best as well. i mean, it's hard to say, i think if i'm doing my job correctly, i probably wouldn't be welcome into the research establishment institutions by any means. but i think it doesn't really matter what happens to me as an individual necessarily. what's much more important is the growing organization of amazement against not any one individual anyone policy, but the system as a whole, which is cap susan, which is responsible for the clock down on democratic rights to inequality. i'm which has been moved to all over the world the best way i would say to fight against repression. while the possibility of someone being rest or anything else is to make sure the one you have conveyed and communi

u. k. u s. u, i'm genocide in this region. will be back with a brand new episode on saturday until then keep in touch very well that social media and results sense of knew what country and had what channel going under warranty bo rumble. they'll come to watch. new and old episodes of going underground see is that that the, the water is part of the, the, is it the poly would posted isn't the defense you of us and that in the word part is it something deeper, more complex might be present. let's stop without please. is that scope out of hello and welcome to across the full board. here we discuss the wheel in the, in the headlights, are not the international. these rail strikes. how boss in lebanon and kills one of its senior leaders. and here at all to you, we speak exclusively with a hamas representative who says the middle east and the world are at a critical junction, and netanyahu must be stopped for the workspace again to come. we're taking a kind of exam today and exam for our existence in this region and within the framew

u. k. u. s. u weapon reporting into ukraine's in this war. and is it possible a tool to say when one's p store, so negotiations or any kind of settlement the worst? think, 1st of all, it's important to highlight what actually is going on in regards to ukraine, because we should say, i mean stallman has promised 3000000000 pounds a year to ukraine. he said, for as long as it takes, am i thinking the budget they've budgeted 3000000000 pounds a year to crate up to twenty's the see. on top of that, i think the well darn close to ukraine, brisson has underwritten them. right? so if you can comp paid them back, bruce soon as liable. all of this money, billions and billions, who voted for this verse 6 about whilst at the same time stop and the labor and the name of politics attacking punches in the winter. fuel allowing states refused to scrap the 2 child benefit cap, the committing to spending billions and billions for this he claim, just to defend spending in general, things like tried and this is a government rule bridge for the i'm news about that. really trudy, how far is not in the consciousness of people in britain, people know, but suffering has taken place in the crate. i'm preaching has been all of this kind of stuff. but that completely, i think, unaware the reality of, of what is taking place because it's called it up to propaganda during various other things. so it's important to, to highlight this and i would say to, to broaden it out and link it to the general militarism that the government actually promotes. but isn't honest about all around the worlds. and that's why, you know, what i'm interested in is, you know, we're going to run a campaign called book smart phones. we are opposed to this ministers and this government of war. yes, 3 made so against 1st. why, why is this happening? i think we've got to make people aware of it. i'm be honest, it, it is true that the culture of criticism against the government has become very, very intense. i suppose. i mean, if you take the polish started amazement, even in a distorted way. how storm or something to the far right, right. it's right. it's a fascist dogs committing violence against people on this on a mass scale. so what stano is doing and say if you criticize akiko against his government, we will lock you up. we will have you arrested. and i think the reason that storm has been so quick to do that is because i think to some degree he is aware that there is a d r and that exists in person. if you talk to anyone about their opinion about the government, it's not going to be positive. and in fact, i would say the government is sitting on a on a pallet. okay? that is waiting to expose and it could go in many, many different directions. there's a deep, i'm good that is because of usable star, t inequality watching live in standards, hypocrisy of the highest order from the british government. and the, i'm the, is what they're trying to contain. they'll contain it in any different political sphere that they can what they've done to the fight. they will also do to the left . i'm sure of it, whether you're speaking out against the war and ukraine and palestine or anything else. of course, those in these riley bankrolled, the cabinets of the british government would say, well, they did get a mandate, and they weren't explicit that they wanted to support lensky before the election. i know they got few of votes and jeremy colby knew actually last. when he was the leader of the labor policy. i mean, give us a sense of that support for ukraine because we saw flags everywhere across the country. really your vision song contest for ukraine, celebrating it despite you know, at the same time on social media, people can see the far right banners. it'd be as a fatality of the new crane. i people tired of it or is the media deliberately not covering it? hundreds of thousands of ukrainians have now being killed. i would say that, i think in the recent period and the recent general election, i don't think you crane was a major feature. i think the major political issues of the general election, palestine with garza inequality and a starchy in may. it is true of course, ordinary people. most people of course assume that that's a and don't want to see the suffering that ukrainians are experiencing a cost. that is the case and i'm sure most people that you would speak to would would say that i would agree with that. however, i think people also a style and to see the what you read in the news and well, the bbc reports, but the cardboard of these different institutions is not necessarily the truth. i can't remember. he said that the truth is the 1st casualty of war. and you've got to take everything you need with with a grain of salt. and so it hasn't been, i would say, in the short time, the most dominant feature. but i think as the money continues to flow, while still stairs he continues to float, tougher and tougher questions will have to be off the stomach. but who will all of these questions? i'm not sure in terms of the british government as a whole because the tories had a very clear support and sending money as much as possible. i say that opposition is more likely to come from outside of the british parliament in terms of the 16 m . p. 's and the system policies perhaps in november. your us elections. i mean, i'm not asking for, you know, international but gays like the spanish civil war to do. save the don't yet people's republic a nice and ukraine or to volunteer to help the children of god. but why a cultural figures in britain so silent? what are the novelists, right? as composes, musicians, pop musicians, artists, what is up with them? i mean, you know, certainly on ukraine there has been some of them guys, though they're not protecting physically in the music industry. on ukraine, all i've seen is a british musical figures, an autistic figure supporting the nature of war and russia through great. a good example is your was, is who i know, you know, and we know on this, right? yeah. i think that's an interesting question. um, i mean, i think thought perhaps because what is happening in palestine, it comes across a so extreme to so many people. it feels as though the british government and the british media has really had to go into overdrive to try and justify it and try and explain it, which can push people in the opposite direction. and by comparison in, in, in ukraine it's been less intense. but i think we should, we should also wait and see. i mean, as you said, you could also talk about the complete destination at the off in person, in general. anyway, right. the best art is all that is truthful on all the tells the truth and but in order to create a unique resources and actually the resources, the box is getting tougher and tougher to come across for any musician play. right . and novelist or something or other, but it's a piece of, of web the next all, well is i called i called about we unfortunately below well, what was this that she worked for and why 6 towards the end as, as we, as we know, i mean, in the absence of any mass working process. moving to then, what about how the global south and the brakes and emerging economies can somehow help reinvigorate political space in the old, colonial imperial power written given you paint such a di, picture of a country at ribbon by and security and incompetence ended in quality. the 1st thing this points to an important question, because when we looked at as far as that taking place in different parts of the world or think about okay, what can i do here in britain? what can we do about what's, what's going on? and i'd say 1st and foremost, the most important thing if you live in an imperious country, is to do as much to come to fight your ryan imperialist thought. is your main talk at my main, you know, political goal is to do what i can to stop the british imperialism and british in bozeman, whether it's in oppression, overseas or oppression at home with the knowledge that if rather than a capitalist state running road all over the world and at home you had in fact, a luck of state that was actually finding in the interest of the work is and what people actually want in need. not only would that start to solve the problems at home, but also gleefully, right. if you had a state that genuinely wanted to fight in the interest of the protest, indians or someone else or any other oppress carpentry wherever it is, or press peoples, that is what you have to fight for there. but in the absence of that kind breaks health to those people in britain trying to trying to change britain much is a c. i, a cuts out strive to help us imperialism in developing world countries. my main message tool is that people, the working costs of every single individual country, should have confidence in itself as a cloth of a. and it's most important allies all the work because of other countries. those other people with the most capabilities actually to try and help and other people or another, or, or another country. that is my message. we're trying to appeal to the that's the nature of, of all the talk to is countries as the way to solve the problems of the world. i think the only way forward will be through the mass movement of luck as themselves . i think clause independence is extremely important. and in this, in the struggle, i mean, you take the palestinians, for example. and the situation in palestine has remained the same as remain desperate for a long time, despite different governments and different regimes paying lip service to the cause of the palestinians for a long time. it will require the material intervention of the masses of the wall, cuz i would say of neighboring countries themselves. that is where i see the solution, not in appealing to the governments or stand on weapons and weapons sales. just finally then we, you mentioned tara wilkinson. i mentioned to the journalist who was detained and is being persecuted right now. was going to happen to you in the u. k. she's, she's of goes in in britain as you become more successful. and there's those people that unites under this cause that you have any incompetence just on the pile of that nature, regardless of the, of the capitalist message, what do you expect is going to happen to you as you do best? well, i mean, it's hard to say, i think if i'm doing my job correctly, i probably wouldn't be welcome into the research establishment institutions by any means, but i think it doesn't really matter. so what happens to me as an individual, necessarily, what's much more important is the growing organisation of amazement. again, it's not any one individual anyone policy, but the system as a whole, which is cap susan, which is responsible for the clock down on democratic rights to inequality, which has been moved to all over the world. the best way i would say to fight against repression, while the possibility of someone being rest of everything else is to make sure the one you have conveyed and com

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u. k. u s u, i'm genocide here in the middle east. we'll be back turning to gaza and jerusalem on monday's show with his railey us holocaust and genocide. professor, i'm a bottle of until then keep in touch if i will. i social media. if it's not extensive, new will country and channel going, i'm going to give you a rumble. they'll come to watching, you know, the episodes of going underground. see you monday, the line, scott bennett, i'm a former united states army psychological warfare officer, really served in the state department counterterrorism office under investor del daily the . so i wanted to come here to russia in the dawn bass area and to gather the facts, to take back to the american people, the hold on bass of the front lines and the square, the bombs and the bullets are raging. this is where people are dying, this is where the buildings are exploding the all. i wanted to see 1st hand the scars of war the of the world, but of especially most cars, which if i did here is my oldest right. even now gone. wading through that a

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u. k. u s u, i'm genocide here in the middle east. we'll be back turning to gaza and jerusalem on monday's show with his railey us holocaust and genocide. professor, i'm a bottle of until then keep in touch, i will i social media. if it's not extensive in your country and what channels are they gonna be going to be on rumble, they'll come to watching, you know, the episodes of going on to go and see you monday. the or the, [000:00:00;00] the have getting stand has attracted conquerors attention from time immemorial, in the 19th century, the british empire decided to subjugate that century. the british view, the ap can lands as the northern gateway to india, and wanted to turn them into an obedient province, trying to predict the independence, the mere of a dentist in the us to move on turned for help the russia raise the rate is considered their d o political adversary. this was the last straw for london. britain declared war on the afghani. in august 18, 39. the invaders occupied couple and brought their hands been to bowers. the inv

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u. k. u. s. and u. n. a bill condemned to strike the secretary general calls upon all parties to refrain from using schools from using shelters in areas around them for military purposes. all parties to the conflict have been obligation to comply with the international humanitarian law at all times. the secretary general reiterates this call for an immediate cease fire and the media to non conditional release of all hostages be held in gaza. this horrific violence must stop out of there was gabriel in his own though has more now from you in headquarters in new york. the secretary general of the united nations is watching events in guys a very closely and according to the spokes person. you're shocked and outraged by this latest is rarely attack on this unrest. school turn to shelter in shelter where there are 12000 palestinians are receiving food water a medical attention when this attack took place the you and, and also saying that they have no evidence to back up is really claims that some of the unreal staff members killed were part of from us also israel is saying that they were targeting a, him, us command and control center, the u. n, saying they also have no evidence of that either. however, they are willing to investigate. now the un clearly isn't a very difficult position in gaza just within the last couple of weeks. a u. n. a convoy that was clearly marked with un insignia on the side. was targeted by the is really military is really military fired several shots into the un vehicle. unfortunately, nobody was killed. and just this week, another convoy uh by the u. n. was also targeted in gaza. a staff member was pulled out at gunpoint by his rarely military official and that you weren't official, was it interrogated for several hours before being released. now the number of unrest staff that have been killed in gaza, due to israel's continued on bombardment, is now up to 220, making it the deadliest conflict in history for un humanitarians. gabriel's on the out is here at the united nations in new york. the now about $30000.00 belling workers could go on strike in the us in the next few hours that voting on

u. k. u s. l u n. have also condemned the strike and there was another is ready striking illness, right? refugee camp over night. 2 people were killed and 10 more injured when the house was targeted. and as striking jamalia is killed, at least one person, the search for people missing under the rubble is on guy. as his blood says, it find a barrel of rockets towards israel's main defense base and the knowles is there any minute she confronted the attack, saying some 20 project house have been 5? it's advice of the rockets were intercepted, old fell into open areas. are you as a cross carry, deployed to the middle east is heading home depends good. has decided to bring back the u. s. s. theodore roosevelt. the follow the red decision to keep it to us navy aircraft carriers in the region since during the past week the by the ministration had increased us ministry presence in them at least to help defend israel from possible attacked by iran and its prophecies. political hayton is more from the public. a got his a now says the us as theater roosevelt aircraft carrier, has moved out of the middle east the into the into pacific region. now it was soon after israel was widely believed to subject to the fascination out of her loss leader in a ran that the us move to have to aircraft carrier strikers in the region. now that is moved is just down to one the us as abraham lincoln. but here's the kind of god they're really trying to downplay the significance of the us forces in the region include but aren't limited to. and cbs ready group and marine expeditionary unit, multiple destroyers, fighter aircraft, and carrier straight through presence of note, following a peri

u. k. u. s. a u weaponry in the hands of the israelis equivalent, as i said, proportionately to 5 and a half 1000000 people, men, women, and children, mostly women and children killed in britain or 27000000 in the usa. what do you think of that? british british medical journal, the lines that as well, again, i think you're is mrs. born, always downright blind. and you mentioned this is like is, was positioning in the world is not the best because of the labels and with the allies, it gets us which, you know, we are not very yeah, capable of dyslexia because they're busy going great. i would love that all the study was here with you. why would they make what a delightful, you're not comparing them, the hon. so to the nazis i, they are, i would say that the, i have told us of the wrong we, there proxies like this is blah and do you know, one in there she, i, e, l, i swear there is the she, i, the missions you, the rock or in syria or the image medical journal. are they well, they, they, are they downright terrorist and, you know, unfortunately, you know, well or the ever, i say why you say, but we're out of time about them. thank you. thank you very much. that's it for the show. i'll continue condolences to those very by u. k. u. s. and you, i'm genocide will be back with a brand new episode on that day until then keep in touch my role as social media. if it's not sensitive and your country and channel. so we can only go on tv, on rumbled or com george and you know that besides going on, the grad, she said the, [000:00:00;00] the stuff was a 2 story. so i'm a ship for the such as the bishop should the get our daughter should use this vehicle. is it the economic model? have us different experiments you've used doesn't figured that's sort of concept ok. juvenile is the new model of the old server. it's a compliance, i'm gonna get you developing bio chemical weapons inside of the guns. good to watch the news move, i'm assuming should you know where some cheaper to use the white glove service to the customer? i think what is the customer service of a of the hello and welcome to cross the full board. here we discussed some real in the breaking news. this our have plots to over throw the government in nigeria

u. k. u. s. a. u weaponry pouring into ukraine for this war? and is it possible a tool to say when one's peaceful to negotiations or any kind of settlement the worst? think, 1st of all, it's important to highlight well actually is going on in regards to ukraine, because we should say, i mean installment has promised 3000000000 pounds a year to ukraine. he said, for as long as it takes, am i thinking the budget they've budgeted 3000000000 pounds, e a t create up to twenty's the see. on top of that? i think the well darn close to ukraine, brisson has underwritten them. right. so if you can call and pay them back, but as soon as liable all of this money, billions and billions, who voted for this verse takes about whilst at the same time, stop on the label and the name of politics attacking punches in the winter fuel allowance they've refused to scrap the 2 child benefit cap, the committing to spending billions and billions for this teen claim, just to defend spending in general to things like tried. and this is a government rule and who verged for

u. k. u. s. a u weaponry in the hands of the israelis equivalent, as i said, proportionately to 5 and a half 1000000 people, men, women, and children, mostly women and children killed in britain or 27000000 in the usa. what do you think of that? british british medical journal, the lines that as well, again, i think you, there is, this is born always downright blind. and you mentioned this is like is, was positioning in the world is not the best because of the labels. and for the allies, it gets us which, you know, we are not very capable of dyslexia because they're busy going great. i would love that all the study was peer review. why would they make what a delightful you're not comparing the lunch to to the nazis. i they are, i would say that the i have told us of iran, we the proxies like the season, blah, and the, you know, one in there, she, i, e, l, i swear, there is the she, i, the missions you, the rock or in syria or the image medical gen, are they, well they, they, are they downright terrorist and, you know, unfortunately, you know, well on the, ever i say why you say, but we're out of time about them. thank you. thank you very much. that's it for the show. i'll continue condolences to those very by u. k. u. s. and you, i'm genocide, will be back with a brand new episode on that day until then keep in touch my role as social media, if it's not sensitive and your country and channel. so we have the grantee on rumble, they'll come to us, new and old episodes of going undergrad, 2 sides of the the every spring and summer. the melting optics move reveals abandoned machinery, millions of rusty barrels, and the detritus left by human expansion into this most inaccessible of territories . yes, i used to move so as a customer, both of us for someone from your doors at the bus to be joining us. an issue call them to us from clean optic travel to highest island home to the biggest opponent station on the front of joseph land. occupied the go. yeah, he asked me for i was my bush or more you have to do should. so it means if you have, when you feel when we see lots of money and then put some of the, some will stay on the old stuff last time i feel like you are a mess. almost the same age membe

u. k. u. s. a u weaponry in the hands of the israelis equivalent, as i said, proportionately to 5 and a half 1000000 people, men, women, and children, mostly women and children killed in britain or 27000000 in the usa. what do you think of that? british british medical journal, the lines that as well, again, i think you, there is, this is born always downright blind. and you mentioned this is like is, was positioning in the world is not the best because of the labels. and with the lies it gets us which, you know, we are not very yeah, capable of dyslexia because they're busy going great. i would love that. all the study was peer review. why would they make what a delightful? you're not comparing the lunch. so to the nazis i, they are, i would say that the, i have told us of the wrong we, the proxies like this is blah and the, you know, in there she, i, e, l, i swear, there is the she, i, the missions you, the rock or in syria or the image medical gen, are they, well they, they, are they downright ter

u. k. u. s. a u weaponry in the hands of the israelis equivalent, as i said, proportionately to 5 and a half 1000000 people, men, women, and children, mostly women and children killed in britain or 27000000 in the usa. what do you think of that? british british medical journal, the lines that as well, again, i think you're is, this is born always downright blind. and you mentioned this is like is, was positioning in the world is not the best because of the labels and with the lives they gave us, which, you know, we are not very yeah, capable of dyslexia because we're busy doing great. i would love that all the study was peer review. why would they make what a blood label? you're not comparing the lunch to to the nazis i, they are. i would say that the i have told us of the wrong we, there proxies like this is blah and the, you know, in the are she, i e, l i is whether it's the she, i, the missions you, the rock or in syria or the image medical journal, are they well, they, they, are they downright terrorist and you know, unfortunately, you know, well or the ever i say why you say, but we're out of time about them. thank you. thank you very much. that's it for the show. i'll continue condolences to those very by you k u. s. and you, i'm jealous, i will be back with the brand new website on south angel. then keep in touch my role as social media, if it's not sensitive and you'll country and has one channel. so we can leave it on tv and rumble. they'll come to us. new and old episodes going undergrad. she said the the, after the end of world war 2, great britain decided to make up for his losses with the merciless exploitation of its colonies. the plundering of the occupied territories. 8 my la, devastated as a result of decades law and fighting extremely hard change in grew and in 1948, the colonial administration was forced to declare a state of emergency in response patriots. united him to the malay in people's liberation army and began a guerrilla war london decided to suppress resistance, georgia and mass the fort agents, executions of civilian and spraying of chemicals. scale being and cutting off at these were the barbaric methods. the british used trying to keep my la within their empire. the m

u. s. u. k u, i'm just sold on palestine is now engaging human 11 and iraq. you run saudi arabia, syria and the entire global south, as on the estimates of the killed reach, hundreds of thousands and gaza, mostly women and children today is the so called u. n. international day of peace. it's danica.

u. s. u k u, i'm just sold on palestine is now engaging, given levin and iraq here on saudi arabia, syria, and the entire global south is on the estimates of the killed reach. hundreds of thousands and gaza, mostly women and children. today is the so called u n. international day of peace. it's dedicated to the absence of war and violence, coinciding with something called a piece one day global ceasefire campaign. no one seems to have told lucky boeing, raphael northrop grumman b a systems and others who shareholders financially benefit from the nature of proxy college. today is also the start of it runs how the defense weak walking be catastrophe of nature nation support for iraqi dictator. saddam insane this yeah, commemorations a hell doctor and his riley atrocity 11 in killed a wounded thousands including he runs ambassador as well as around renewing friendly relations with saudi arabia and the u. a. joining me now from l. a. is a historian of the middle east and older and the state of resist

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u. s. u. k u, i'm just sold on palestine is now engaging, given lebanon, iraq, iran saudi arabia, syria and the entire global south. as on the estimates of the killed reach, hundreds of thousands and gaza, mostly women and children. today is the so called u. n. international day of peace, it's dedicated to the absence of war and violence, coinciding with something called a piece one day global ceasefire campaign. no one seems to have told lucky boeing, raphael northrop grumman b a systems and others who shareholders financially benefit from the native proxy college today is also the start if it runs heavily defense week walking. be catastrophe of nature. nation support for a rocky dictator. saddam hussein this yeah, commemorations a hell doctor and his really atrocity 11 in killed a wounded thousands including he runs ambassador as well as around renewing friendly relations with saudi arabia and the u. a. joining me now from l. a is a historian of the middle east, and those are the stage of resist

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u. k is saying, no, we won't send any more. this is a problem, but again, it is very important. symbolically the u. k. is the closest ally of washington, the u. s. has the same kind of laws that prohibit sending arms when they are suspicious of they that they will be used in violation of international humanitarian law. that's exactly what the united states is continuing to do. so the fact that britain is now providing an example, if you will, a, that's a symbolically very important developed us humans who the rebels have claimed responsibility for tax on 2 oil tank cars in the red sea. the u. s. navy says a panama flagship was 1st it by ballistic missiles, a saudi flag tank accounting about 2000000 barrels of oil. it was also struck with the 5 to say they've been attacking ships and supposed to palestinians in concept state democratic republic of congo is interior minister has confirmed at least a $120.00 non people were killed off to an attempt to prison, break people living close to the mccalla prison in the capital contrast to report that a hearing gun fine nearly as of monday morning barbara and go report the inmates pressed at this images

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u—k prime minister keir starmer and u—s presidentjoe biden have finished, with the war in ukraine at the top of the agenda. speaking outside the white house to reporters, sir keir gave no indication on whether the u—s and u, the question at the heart of friday's meeting. western countries — in particular the u—s — have so far been relucant to remove restrictions on the use of these weapons, amid fears of retaliation from moscow. 0ur political editor chris mason recaps the visit. the urgency of the situation and ukraine. i want to thank you